[PCA] Outreach GS-0401-15 Science Program Manager/Biological Scientist

Finch, Deborah M -FS deborah.m.finch at usda.gov
Fri May 22 19:24:23 CDT 2020


The USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station (RMRS) anticipates hiring a key leadership position addressing dryland ecosystems of the Interior West. This position is a GS-0401-15 Biological Scientist located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and serves as the Science Program Manager of the Grassland, Shrubland and Desert Ecosystems Science Program (GSD). The position addresses dryland ecosystems (e.g., arid and semi-arid Southwestern lands, Great Basin shrublands and woodlands, Great Plains national grasslands, and riparian and wetlands) of the Interior West.  It is located in Albuquerque, New Mexico and serves as the Program Manager for a multi-disciplinary research unit.  The program is located in six states (Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, South Dakota) and collaborates closely with universities, other Forest Service branches, as well as BLM, USFWS, NPS, USGS, BIA, ARS, and NRCS, many state agencies, tribes and non-profits. The labs for this program are on university campuses (Montana State University, University of Idaho, University of Nevada Reno, Brigham Young University) or co-located with National Forest System offices. The position reports to the Station Director in Fort Collins, Colorado and is a member of the RMRS Leadership Team.



This is a wonderful position because we have an awe-inspiring group of scientists and employees who conduct or support innovative research combining diverse fields (plant ecology, physiology, and genetics, fire ecology,  entomology, invasive species science, climate change research, disturbance and restoration research, geospatial research, and range sciences) to advance basic and applied sciences while supporting the needs of land and natural resource managers. The unit includes 15 Research Grade Evaluation scientists as well as staff (a budget/program specialist, additional admin support, professionals, technicians, postdocs, terms, temps, seasonals, and volunteers).  Our Leadership Team is top-notch also and includes leadership in fire sciences, water, wildlife, forestry, human dimensions, inventory and monitoring, and wilderness and provides support in budget, grants and agreements, publishing, public affairs, science delivery, and social media.


To receive a notification of the actual job announcement that will post to USA Jobs in 1-2 months from today's date May 22, 2020 or to inquire about the position, please respond by sending a brief statement of interest and CV to Deborah Finch, Deborah.m.finch at usda.gov.


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Deborah M. Finch, PhD
Program Manager, Grassland, Shrubland and Deserts Science
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain Research Station









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